Steve Barrett reports on the latest results from Wisbech Table Tennis Club.
Chad Bassett was in top form, scoring a maximum in Pegg’s 7-3 win over Rhubarb Crumble.
Jack Mason and David Lemmon also contributed significantly, each securing two victories.
Michael Jackman showcased his skills, leading Nets and Edges to a 7-3 victory over Exiles.
Steve Barrett and Don Dixon managed to respond with two and one win respectively.
Nets and Edges A distanced themselves from Exiles at the bottom of the table with a commendable draw against Eagles, who had Owen Turner unbeaten.
The doubles and two wins each from Finlay Hewson and James Longstaff secured points for Nets and Edges.
The match between Wizards and Gladiators was postponed.
In Division One, Stingers secured valuable points, keeping them in the title race by defeating Spartans 9-1.
David Hughes and Ernie Pierce managed to win the doubles for Spartans, preventing a clean sweep.
DNA narrowed the gap at the top of the table by beating leaders Warlords 6-4, with Lewis Wu scoring a maximum.
Kevin Buck and Matt Rayner each responded with two wins for Warlords.
Vikings and Batmen engaged in a tough match, ending 5-5.
Tim Hines showcased his potential by securing a maximum, narrowly defeating Neil Parsley 11-9 in the fifth set.
Neil secured two victories and shared in the doubles win for Vikings.
The match result between Wanderers and Ramblers remains pending.
In Division Two, Nets and Edges B maintained their march towards the title with a solid 8-2 win over Possibles, with Callum Burton and Henry Gelder scoring maximums.
Raiders and Fenland Tigers drew 5-5, with nobody unbeaten.
Stephen Buttriss retained his 100% record as Odds and Sods beat Nets and Edges C 8-2.
Fifteen-year-old Freya-Rose Sims continued to improve this season with two good wins for the Edges.
The Monday Bunch beat the Mondays 8-2, with Dawid Slesak scoring a maximum.
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